ARE YOU MISSING YOUR NIGHTS OUT IN SHEPPERTON?

Which is the first pub or restaurant in Shepperton you will visit after lockdown?

We at Newboulds & Co are really missing our nights out with our family and friends down the pubs and restaurants of Shepperton, so much so when we caught up over video call yesterday, we all mentioned out favourites we would go to once Lockdown was over. None us know when lockdown will end, yet it will do eventually, so lets all tag our Shepperton friends and tell the people of Shepperton what places you will be visiting once this is all over. With love from your friends at Newboulds & Co

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